Starbucks x Peanuts collab celebrates kindness, coffee, and community

Celebrating simple acts of kindness

By Emily Caldwell Published March 30, 2025

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Starbucks and Snoopy have come together to introduce an exclusive line of Peanuts-inspired merchandise in celebration of kindness, coffee, and community. The new merchandise, launched in stores on March 25, features a new Snoopy persona, “Joe Kind Snoopy,” in addition to all the other fan-favorite “Peanuts” characters.

This collab and the release of new Starbucks coffee mugs and other merchandise encourage people to connect through simple, everyday acts of kindness. As part of the partnership, Starbucks locations worldwide will host pop-events in collaboration with local non-government organizations (NGOs) to encourage community impact.

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The Starbucks and Peanuts collection will be available for a limited time, while supplies last, throughout April, coinciding with Starbucks’ annual Global Month of Good. The new merchandise includes a little something for every coffee drinker and cups and tumblers for cold and hot coffee. Whether as a gift or a “feel good” way to enjoy your coffee, grab these at your local Starbucks while supplies last. Some of the featured, limited-time Starbucks x Peanuts merchandise includes:

Peanuts Friendship Ceramic Mug: This mug showcases all the Peanuts gang hanging out and having a good time. It features a light, matte finish.
Peanuts Joe Kind Snoopy Stainless Steel Tumbler (16oz): A stainless steel tumbler featuring Joe Kind Snoopy and Woodstock celebrating as they spread love, joy, and happiness around them.
Peanuts Love Plastic Cold Cup (24oz): This cold cup features Joe Kind Snoopy listening with his whole heart as his friend Woodstock shares a story in bird language. Made with double-wall construction and a smooth, flat lid with a straw.

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